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Judge awards custody of girl to her Navajo grandparents
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
A judge in Colorado approved an agreement that grants custody of a one-year-old girl to her
Navajo Nation
grandparents.
The agreement terminates the parental rights of the child's biological mother and father. The girl's father is Navajo.
As part of the agreement, Judge Pattie Swift will transfer the case to the Navajo Nation courts. The tribe's lawyer said the case shows the success of the
Indian Child Welfare Act
.
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Court awards Navajo baby to grandparents
(The Alamosa Courier 2/1)
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